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  • Top 10 Lotus Notes Domino programming and development tips of 2007

    The results are in. Here are the top 10 most-clicked Lotus Notes programming and development tips of 2007.  The Year in Review

  • Ajax for Lotus Notes Domino

    Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) is a Web development practice used by developers to create interactive Web applications. The main goal of Ajax programming is to make Web pages load quicker and increase their interactivity, functionality and us...  Crash Course

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    Our SearchDomino.com tip contest runs through the end of March. Here is a list of the current contenders -- an assortment of 13 Notes/Domino development tips from our valued SearchDomino.com members. Take a few minutes to read them over and rate each...  Contest

  • A smorgasbord of Notes/Domino development tips

    Our SearchDomino.com tip contest runs through the end of December. Here is a list of the current contenders -- a smorgasbord of 20 Notes/Domino development tips from our members. Read them, rate them. Your votes determine the winners.  Contest

  • Ajax Learning Guide

    Chances are, you've been doing JavaScript and XML developer work in Lotus Domino for quite some time. This old/new approach is causing quite a stir in developer circles and now rates an official name -- Ajax or 'Asynchronous JavaScript and XML..' Thi...  Learning Guide

  • Latest Ajax tools from Nexaweb target SOA, Web 2.0

    Nexaweb's new Universal Client Framework aims at corporate developers building Ajax-fronted Web services applications.  Article | 17 Oct 2006

  • Ajax threats worry researchers

    Black Hat: While it makes smooth Web applications like Google Maps possible, the rush to adopt Ajax may fuel haphazard development and a feeding frenzy among hackers.  Article | 07 Aug 2006

  • New chapter and verse on Ajax security

    The increased use of Ajax has brought to the forefront concern about its security. Recognizing that this is an issue, the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is updating its Guide to Building Secure Web Applications to include a separate ch...  Interview | 13 Jul 2006

  • App security tools target Ajax vulnerabilities

    Security vendor Cenzic adds Ajax testing capability to its automated vulnerability assessment offerings, while Denim Group releases an open-source vulnerability scanner.  Article | 31 May 2006

  • With Microsoft's Atlas toolkit, no wait for Ajax controls

    With two releases in the last month, the Atlas Control Toolkit is giving developers Ajax controls for ASP.NET apps long before Atlas is due for release. Soon developers will be able to submit their own controls as well.  Article | 17 May 2006

  • Ajax development: The what, how and when

    The Ajax tool market remains plentiful. Before jumping on the bandwagon, make sure the technology is right for your application and your users, a Burton Group report concludes.  Article | 15 Feb 2006

  • Ajax alert raises security, scalability issues

    XML security vendor Forum Systems wants to get developers thinking about potential vulnerabilities and performance hits with Ajax-style applications.  Article | 01 Feb 2006

  • Ajax hype vs. reality

    Ajax is a powerful rich Internet application technology, but Burton Group cautions against overkill and notes that tools and frameworks for using it are nascent.  Article | 09 Dec 2005

  • Web services, AJAX loom for developers

    The rise of Web services marks a shift in focus to AJAX and client-side development. Microsoft and others will make sure developers don't have to brush up on JavaScript or abandon their server-side know-how.  Article | 29 Nov 2005

  • AJAX may clean Microsoft Office's clock

    AJAX may bode ill for Microsoft's flagship Office suite. The threat comes about because AJAX, a set of Web development tools that speed up web apps by summoning snippets of data as needed instead of pulling entire Web pages over and over, could allow...  News | 01 Nov 2005

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About Ajax for Lotus Notes Domino

Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) is a programming language that can be used by Lotus Notes Domino developers to create interactive Web applications. The main goal of using Ajax is to make Web pages load quicker and increase their interactivity, functionality and usability. These tips, tutorials and best practices will get you up to speed on Ajax and teach you how to succesdfully implement it in Lotus Notes Domino applications.